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Martin Lewis shares travel tip which has saved customers hundreds on hotel costs

It applies even if the holiday is booked

Nottingham Post

Government releases new must-read travel advice to avoid airport disasters this summer

Department for Transport sets out check list every passenger should go through before leaving home

Chronicle Live

Ukraine 'now has clear European perspective', EU's von der Leyen says

Ukraine now has a "very clear European perspective" following the European Union's decision to grant the country candidate status to join the bloc, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a speech to the Ukrainian parliament.

Reuters

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EU moves to rein in ‘wild west’ of crypto assets with new rules

MiCA law contains measures to guard against market abuse and manipulation

The Guardian - UK

New EU roaming rules come into force today - here's what it means when travelling to Spain, Portugal and the UK

You should check with your operator before travelling to the UK.

Irish Mirror

Martin Lewis explains trick to save £200 on your holiday – even if you’ve already booked

MoneySavingExpert Martin Lewis urged holidaymakers to check if their hotel has free cancellation. If it does, and prices drop, then you can cancel your current booking and rebook at the lower price

Daily Mirror

Zelensky: Ukraine Begins Electricity Exports to EU

Ukraine has started exporting electricity to the European Union, via Romania, President Volodymyr Zelensky said, as Russia reduces gas supplies to the bloc which is supporting Kyiv in resisting Moscow's invasion. Several European countries, including Italy and Germany, are highly reliant upon Russian gas for their energy needs but have…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Flight cancellations, vaccines and Brexit: 18 travel questions answered by Simon Calder

‘In travel, there are never any absolute certainties’

The Independent UK

Iran accused of making ‘maximalist demands’ in nuclear deal talks

Talks to save 2015 agreement on brink of collapse as Tehran is also accused of testing missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons

The Guardian - UK

Relations have never been as bad with UK government ministers: Varadkar

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar said he believes the UK is not being ‘even handed’ over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

Bulgaria urges Russia to withdraw diplomatic ultimatum with embassy closure threat

Bulgaria's outgoing prime minister on Thursday called on Russia to withdraw a diplomatic ultimatum sent after Sofia expelled 70 Russian diplomatic staff which included a threat to close Russia's embassy in the Balkan nation.

Reuters

Man unable to work after Home Office mistook him for murderer brother

Exclusive: Hussen Mohamed, Somali-Dutch national who has lived in UK since age of 10, left in limbo for nearly three years because government confused him for twin brother who is serving life sentence

The Independent UK

‘Third-class citizens’: The EU nationals in UK waiting on settlement decisions a year on from deadline

Warnings of ‘serious consequences’ of persisiting delays for people’s job prospects, travel and housing

The Independent UK

‘A bloodbath’: refugees reel from deadly Melilla mass crossing

Human rights groups say there have been no autopsies or identification of the 23 people killed trying to cross into Spain

The Guardian - UK

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The National (Scotland)

Catalan pro-independence leader voices support for second Scottish referendum

The Scottish Government’s strategy for a second referendum should act as an example for Catalonia, according to the Catalan National Assembly…

Reuters

EU says it may not be possible to cross finish line on Iran nuclear deal

Senior Western officials voiced doubts about reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal on Thursday, with the European Union saying it "might not make it over the finishing line" and a U.S. official saying the odds had lengthened after this week's failed talks.

The Independent UK

UK scientists lose European funding in row over Brexit deal

Nineteen researchers to move to EU institutions while 115 forfeit grants as they stay in Britain

Al Jazeera

‘Unfounded allegations’: EU resumes funding of Palestinian NGOs

The European Commission suspended funding for two Palestinian rights groups last year amid Israeli ‘terror’ claims.

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The Guardian - UK

His suit a mess, bags under his eyes, jet-set Boris still thinks he’s a catch

Vladimir Putin might not fancy him much, but buoyed by his halfwit foreign secretary, the PM wound up some happy travels

The Independent UK

‘We’ve been forgotten’: Mother and daughter born in UK unable to travel due to Home Office delay

Nine-year-old Jina Santos, who has lived in UK all her life, waiting months for EU settlement outcome

The Conversation

Ukraine Recap: Putin plays historian while the west closes its ranks

On day one of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, February 24, Russian troops seized Snake Island, a tiny rocky outcrop south-west of Odesa which – before the war – played host to a marine research station and a lighthouse. Resistance to the Russian assault became a propaganda coup for Ukrainians.…

The National (Scotland)

Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill welcomes indyref2 announcement

First minister designate of Northern Ireland Michelle O’Neill has voiced her support for a second Scottish independence referendum

The Guardian - UK

Users of biggest NFT marketplace warned over phishing after data leak

OpenSea tells customers and subscribers not to open emails and files ‘sent by strangers’ after revealing breach

France 24

Hit the road: Citroën CEO on electric car market, supply challenges

Semiconductor shortages will "still be a hurdle" for the car industry throughout the rest of 2022, Citroën CEO Vincent Cobée tells FRANCE 24. But he thinks 2023 could be a turning point. In the last 18 months, the EU has seen a "substantial acceleration" towards electric vehicles – Cobée says…

InsideEVs

Stellantis Exec: The Car Market Might Collapse If EVs Don't Get Cheaper

Arnaud Deboeuf warned that after the EU's deal to phase out new ICE cars by 2035, the automotive industry is "doomed"... unless electric cars get cheaper.

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